USHISTII 1920s

Question 1

This person was an administrator under Harding & caught in the Teapot Dome Scandal

Accepted Answer

Albert Fall

Question 2

New Orleans brought classical music to the radio & it spread all over.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Jazz Clubs were formed, especially in Manhattan NYC.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

Los Angeles attracted movies, shops, & bars which led to Hollywood.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

This person killed his competetors rival gang during the Valentine's Day Massacre.

Accepted Answer

Al Capone

Question 6

Illegal bars that boomed in the 1920 cities during the Prohibition.

Accepted Answer

Speakeasies

Question 7

NASCAR began from THIS during the Prohibition so that people could still access alcohol.

Accepted Answer

bootlegging

Question 8

This president died from stress due to his administration's corruption.

Accepted Answer

Warren C. Harding

Question 9

This person mass produced affordable automobiles which changed USA's transportation system.

Accepted Answer

Henry Ford

Question 10

This person was the first person to fly across the Atlantic w/o a co-pilot.

Accepted Answer

Charles Lindbergh

Question 11

Started the Jazz Age through the Harlem Renaissance in Harlem, NYC

Accepted Answer

African Americans

Question 12

Government owns all the land and property

Accepted Answer

Communism

Question 13

Russian President Lenin wanted to spread communism, the USA began Little Red Scare & Rep govt.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

Describes the group of men and women who were skeptical of new trends in society after WWI.

Accepted Answer

Lost Generation

Question 15

1920s young woman fond of dancing & brash actions

Accepted Answer

Flappers

Question 16

This person changed man's ability to fly around the world & disappeared while doing so.

Accepted Answer

Amelia Earhart

Question 17

Gollective or governmental ownership of property & wealth ran by the people.

Accepted Answer

Socialism

Question 18

THIS was passed by Congress in 1919 to enforce the 18th Amendment but was ignored in the east.

Accepted Answer

Volstead Act

Question 19

was between TN & substitute Scopes, who taught evolution theory in school.

Accepted Answer

Scopes Trial

Question 20

President Coolidge supported THIS so that other countries couldn't use high power weapons.

Accepted Answer

disarmament

Question 21

The radio, toaster, & oven were new technologies to mass media & production

Accepted Answer

True

Question 22

This person blended jazz & classical music in song Rhapsody in Blue during Harlem Renaissance.

Accepted Answer

Duke Ellington

Question 23

Americans were able to use THIS to purchase items on credit.

Accepted Answer

Installment Plan

Question 24

Americans influenced a major economic boome b/c THIS was accepted by many stores & banks.

Accepted Answer

credit

Question 25

This person was considered a part of the Lost Generation and wrote several stories & poems.

Accepted Answer

E.E. Cummings

Question 26

This person was a leader in the black community tht wanted to migrate to Africa.

Accepted Answer

Marcus Garvey

Question 27

Women's lives changed through wearing longer dresses, going to parties, & raising children.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 28

THIS made the selling, distributing, & making of alcohol illegal.

Accepted Answer

Prohibition

Question 29

William J. Simmons revived THIS to put non white Americans into their place in America.

Accepted Answer

KKK

Question 30

These people believed that evolution was blasphemy to the Bible and Christian values in school.

Accepted Answer

Fundamentalists

Question 31

Other industries besides the automobile industry boomed b/c of THIS policy

Accepted Answer

laissez-faire

Question 32

Belief that the world began at the creation of God

Accepted Answer

Fundamentalism

Question 33

THIS was made btw 15 nations to agree not to threaten each other.

Accepted Answer

Kellogg Braint Pact

Question 34

This president support laissez-faire economics & passed the Kellogg Braint Pact.

Accepted Answer

Calvin Coolidge

Question 35

This person beought a literary awakening in the black culture during the Harlem Renaissance.

Accepted Answer

James Weldon Johnson

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